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    Should High School Students Have Part-Time Jobs? According to The Washington Times, the number of employed high schools in America has hit its lowest level in more than 20 years. In 1990, 32 percent of high school students held jobs, versus just 16 percent in 2012. (Wolfgang). The statistic seems that part time jobs for high school students tend to decrease in our country, but it does not mean that high school students do not like to work during school time. Part time jobs still become very…

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    I may not graduate High School. In 7th grade I took Algebra 1, a hHigh sSchool credit class, and I took the most important test of my life so far. Because of this experience I have adopted the quote by Charles Barkley that says, “If you are afraid of failure you don’t deserve to be successful!”, as my personal words to live by. I chose this quote by Charles Barkley that says, “If you are afraid of failure you don’t deserve to be successful!”. This is my personal experience: I am in my room…

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    Descriptive Essay Nearly everyone had a high school experience, and many people have some kind of college experience. People who experienced both of these know how overwhelming the transition from high school to college can be at first. Dual enrollment is a great example of attending public high school and a community college at the same time and yet finding it to be a confusing contrast. For two places that have a similar purpose, which is to educate, the experience one will have at both…

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    person is one of the most important aspects of being human. High school poses as a beginning opportunity to create the foundation that the rest of our lives will build on. While high school allows us to start developing ourselves, college present one of the biggest opportunities to grow as a person. It provides a chance fuel the fire of knowledge and build upon the foundation started in high school. Continuing education after high school allows would allow for me to develop more socially,…

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    Athletics have played a large part in my four years of high school. The lessons I have learned on the field, my personal growth, and the friendships I have gained impact many aspects of my life inside and outside of sports. The opportunity to play sports in high school has greatly affected my life and I am grateful I was able to be apart of great teams throughout my four years. While playing sports, not only does an athlete have to manage an often filled schedule of practice and games, but…

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    importance of the association between higher education and school systems in preparation for college as well as what the student may lose if they do not seek more education after high school. The point becomes clear when he states, “At stake isn’t just a clearer path to financial stability, but the path to limitless possibilities” (Hrabowski 261). Though “limitless possibilities” is vague, the phrase encourages the reader to insert his or her personal life goals or wants as they begin to reach…

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    After high school, most students attend college in order to become qualified for a successful future career. In today’s society, attending a top-rated university or Ivy League institution is seen as the ticket for embarking on such a path. Yet because these programs are so competitive, the application process has become unnecessarily devastating, involving extensive test prep, unending academic pressure, exhaustive hours of extracurricular activities that may or may not earn a student an…

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    This article is a response to Overloaded and Underprepared, and in particular, the passages in the book about sleep. Bruni discusses multiple reasons for the lack of sleep among high school students. He considers anxiety the most prevalent cause. He believes this anxiety is due to students maintaining their status as high-achieving students, acing every test, and staying ahead of their competitive peers. In “Today’s Exhausted Superkids”, Frank Bruni adequately addresses the growing problem of…

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    Valuable Life Skills

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    For my compare and contrast essay I found two different articles online. That are the valuable life skills learned in high school and college. I chose these topic because it is very important the different skills we learned throughout high school and college. High school and college both prepare us for our future lives. The different skills you learn in high school and college is some of the most important life lesson you need to have. In this essay I will discuss the similarities and…

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    When you hear the words “Mental Illness”, what is the first thing that comes to your mind? This is one of the questions I asked while conducting a survey for high school students. Through the survey and knowledge from my personal experience as a twelfth grade student, I came up with the proposal that high schools need to address mental illness. From my research I was able to come up with a list of recommendations that can help spread and promote mental health awareness. The list consists of…

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